New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-25
TO INTESTIGATE THE SIHIhE.
TO INQUIRE AS TO THE PRICE OF COAL.
AND TO LEARN BY WHAT RIGHT PRIVATE pEiEC-
TIvEs CARRY ARMs-ACrIoN OF TIE LEGls-
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Avn To LEARN BY WHAT RIGHT PRIVATE DETEC-
TIyrs CARRY ARMs-AcTIoN OF TIE LEGIs-
LATURE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiHUsRT
Albany Jan 2i-The coal beavers strike and the
shooting OF the boy Hogan by Pinkcrtons deec
tiyc. In Hoboken the chief subjects considered ny
e Senate and Assembly night The Senate had hardly
met before Mr. Murphy OF New-YOrk was on his feet
waving paper at Lieutenant Governor Jones and de
mandpC that should be read The paper contained this
resolution:
Ro,rco That the Attorney Of city and Comfy
of EcpOT, to THE body ss all no GGn
ysnent speed by what as cary or are
mitte carry In the cry and County OF on
the subject sFl;.tSn ism to pre-
prohibit the carrying OF arms ny sue" .,
In slpport Of this resolution Senator Murphy SAID
"Tbe object Of this resolution ia a very simple and plain
ope within very DAYS some OF the citizens OF an adj
Joining State been shot down by private detectives
engaged by corporations IL these private detectives can
shoot down the citizens OF neghbor1ng states we 40
not know at what time we may be placed in similar
position"
The resolution was passed BY the Senate b. unani-
nous vote. -
In the Assembly the Democratic leader. Mr.
shcehan, called up resolution offered oy
Assemblyman Greene, OF orange county
fortnight ago. requesting Charles F. Peck the superin
tendent OF the Of Labor Statistics to Investigate
the coal beavers strike. The resolution Is given below
,sored That Of the Burcau Of Statistics
of state be author Ee and to make m
charged coal IN the c' % na 1h smon the
coal handlers aud and that ne
a. t Ss end that such legislation may ,s
give early efficient reis 70 The manufacturing ana mus
trial OF the State and prevent recurrence OF IKE
state OF affairs.
E1-spcaker Erwin said that he thought the invesga
ton ought TO be made by the Assembly Itself aud not by
Mr. Peck The Investigations made by committees OF the
Legislature OF late years had been fruitful In benefit to
the peopla IL was obvious that the strike OF the coal
beavers ought to be Investigated Ho would move that
Speaker Hustled authorized to appoint special com
ittee OF ve Asscmbymen to make the suggested inves
tgaton.
John Flatt thought that all were futile. and moved
that the resolution and Mr. Erwns ndment should DO
laid IN the table Such resolution he said, was merely
" taft" for the workngmen; almost every member would
probably vote through fear OF some supposed WORK
man in the gallery. Mr. Plat rallied only three other
members in support OF his motion
Mr. Martin of NewYork, said that the poor people OF
that city were interested In the resolution because inc
price of coal them had been advanced ioo per ceh
That was their main interest IN the resolution rev OF
terest OF the workDgmen of New York was In the high
price Of coal Mr.. Arnold and Mr. Cole also supported
Mr. iatimer said that general dissatisfaction
among 'n th also ought to be Investigated offered
an amendment " that effect which he afterwafd Will
drew upon being told that he was loading DOWN inc
Mr. Erwin's amendment providing that the invesiiSa-
Assembly was then adopted and the original resolution
was adopted by the vote OF l0 TO l. the sole negative
vote being given by John ]. Platt - ,,
| Asssmblyman Hadley, OF Franklin County, introduced
bill to night which abolishes capital punishment for
| women He said sfterward: sm opposed to hanging
women murder other crime. Permit me 70 say
that my bill has relation TO the case OF MIS- Druse
IL will not save from the gallo IL can have no re
tracye effect" 1t Is understood however that the
Legislature passes the bill that Governor Hill VIII change
Mrs Drise's punishment To that OF life long mprison
mont She was reprieved by him until February IS.
Other bills were Introduced follows In the Senate
Nv Mr. Duplam-Authori,ing division In NewYork City
the cOlec foreign fire Insurance com
papes between the Fire Patrol the Exempt Firenon Asso
citation and Relief Fund Of the NewYork Fire Depart
|
| In the Assembly,
Nv MI Gicgerch-Permttng the sale OF malt beverages
light sunday between M and midnight pro
| bari scresned. Tho Dill applies
New.York Brooky Albany. Buffalo, Rochester Troy syria
BY Mr. CaniorAn act to Protect Public Health providing
hoto boarding lodging house ohet
for any city village having local board
health sha after tho expiration OF sixty GAYS from IN
passage OF this keep exposed In public pisc. oa IN
PROMISES certificate from suoh board of health tat SAC
| premises good sanitary condition. ,,,-
ton Act permitting tho Fire Patrol 10 participate In IN
distribution the foreign nre insurance companies
Mr. Reiy's Labor Holiday bill was ordered TO thirt
reading aud motion OF Mr.. Fassett the bill was rea'
| and passed unanimously.